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"An absolute must for students....Best addresses black worker's economic plight and places the quest for equal justice in a broader context."--Linda Reed, University of Houston-University Park"Fine book! Complete and well written."--Michael Kazin, Stanford University"An excellent text. I have nothing but superlatives."--Alonzo Smith, University of Nebraska"Bound to achieve first rank in soberly demonstrating the primacy of race in the impoverishment of black Americans....penetrating, sound, and absorbing."--Robert L. Harris, Jr., Cornell University "An absolute must for students....Best addresses black worker's economic plight and places the quest for equal justice in a broader context."--Linda Reed, University of Houston-University Park"Fine book! Complete and well written."--Michael Kazin, Stanford University"An excellent text. I have nothing but superlatives."--Alonzo Smith, University of Nebraska"Bound to achieve first rank in soberly demonstrating the primacy of race in the impoverishment of black Americans....penetrating, sound, and absorbing."--Robert L. Harris, Jr., Cornell University "An absolute must for students....Best addresses black worker's economic plight and places the quest for equal justice in a broader context."--Linda Reed, University of Houston-University Park "Fine book! Complete and well written."--Michael Kazin, Stanford University "An excellent text. I have nothing but superlatives."--Alonzo Smith, University of Nebraska "Bound to achieve first rank in soberly demonstrating the primacy of race in the impoverishment of black Americans....penetrating, sound, and absorbing."--Robert L. Harris, Jr., Cornell University "An absolute must for students....Best addresses black worker's economic plight and places the quest for equal justice in a broader context."--Linda Reed, University of Houston-University Park "Fine book! Complete and well written."--Michael Kazin, Stanford University "An excellent text. I have nothing but superlatives."--Alonzo Smith, University of Nebraska "Bound to achieve first rank in soberly demonstrating the primacy of race in the impoverishment of black Americans....penetrating, sound, and absorbing."--Robert L. Harris, Jr., Cornell University "An absolute must for students....Best addresses black worker's economic plight and places the quest for equal justice in a broader context."--Linda Reed, University of Houston-University Park"Fine book! Complete and well written."--Michael Kazin, Stanford University"An excellent text. I have nothing but superlatives."--Alonzo Smith, University of Nebraska"Bound to achieve first rank in soberly demonstrating the primacy of race in the impoverishment of black Americans....penetrating, sound, and absorbing."--Robert L. Harris, Jr., Cornell Universityshow more

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